(Adel_AI) (2025)
Image description: A solitary polar bear stands atop a large, weathered rock surrounded by blue water below and scattered ice floes drift. The horizon reveals a distant, snow-covered shoreline under a clear, blue sky, with a faint line of clouds adding depth to the scene.
Full Generation Parameters:
By Maria Isabel Ruiz. A polar bear standing on a large rock in the middle of a frozen lake, with a clear blue sky in the background. the bear is facing the viewer and appears to be calm, with its full body visible from the side. it is standing on the rock with its feet firmly planted on the ice, and its fur is a stark white against the blue sky. the lake is calm and still, reflecting the bear and the surrounding landscape. the ice is jagged and uneven, with patches of snow and ice visible in the water. the overall mood of the image is peaceful and serene, with the bear standing out against the vast expanse of the lake.
Steps: 25, Sampler: dpmpp_2m_sgm_uniform, Seed: 304457244726691, VAE: ae.sft, Model: fluxmania_3_fp8.safetensors, Model hash: 790a27f33d, Lora_0 Model hash: 9f844126ae, Lora_0 Model name: Maria_Isabel_Ruiz.safetensors, Lora_0 Strength clip: 1, Lora_0 Strength model: 1
I was honestly like, “WTF. I know about erratics in geology, but the odds of one being on top of a submerged glacier AND a fkn polar bear… (stare too long b4 seeing it’s gen)… Ohhh… Nah, still, DAMN!” Not because of the content, but because I honestly did not spot it as a gen despite the absurdity, and messing around with this stuff regularly. I should have picked up on the shapes of the snow covered portion above water and the nonsense of small broken off bits in the water in the foreground, but I was already biased by the nature of mobile device scrolling and had not noticed the header tag for c/ AI gen. Nice one indeed. That has only happened to me a few times before.
